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They came, I heard them clear, on a windy white winter's night Their eyes were shadowed and dark, their torches burning bright They pried the family from their beds, and beat him in the street They took her and then left her, dying at her husband's cold feet Then they turned to walk away, for they would not harm a child A fair and lovely thing was she, but now she looked quite wild She grabbed a nearby knife and gave her neck a pretty red bow And then she fell with a muffled thud, making an angel in the snow
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Aug 7, 2020
Aug 7, 2020 at 6:11 AM UTC
The Riot
They came, I heard them clear, on a windy white winter's night Their eyes were shadowed and dark, their torches burning bright They pried the family from their beds, and beat him in the street They took her and then left her, dying at her husband's cold feet Then they turned to walk away, for they would not harm a child A fair and lovely thing was she, but now she looked quite wild She grabbed a nearby knife and gave her neck a pretty red bow And then she fell with a muffled thud, making an angel in the snow
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16/F/The Darkest Timeline
Aug 7, 2020
Aug 7, 2020 at 6:11 AM UTC
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